{S1-S6 +S8} Sienna Quinn Monroe has always dreamt of being in the spotlight. At just age 2 she started dancing at the ALDC where she met her best friends, Maddie, Paige, and Chloe. When the girls and 3 others get offered a spot on a new TV show filmed right in the studio, will Sienna's dream come true? Based on the hit TV show, Dance Moms. 🏆: #5 - DanceMoms #3 - pyramid

Meet Estrella Belle You know her name but first, let's talk about how she arrived at the point everyone's talking about. You've heard of Abby's favorite-but what about the one who left a mark in ways no one could ignore. The one Abby didn't want to see shine. The one Abby hated to see shine. (ALOT OF EDITING NEEDS TO BE DONE!!) Content Warning: This story contains depictions of emotional abuse, toxic/controlling parenting, physical punishment, disordered eating themes, body image issues, and child mistreatment. Reader discretion is advised. All rights reserved to Lifetime. This is a fanfiction-I only own my original characters (OCs). All images are from Pinterest; full credit goes to the original creators. Thank you for reading! #2 in brookehyland 4/7/26 #1 in brookehyland 4/8/26 #1 in moms 5/20/26 #1 in hollyfrazier 5/20/26 #1 in chloelukasiak 7/13/26 #1 in chloelukasiak 8/5/26

Adriana Fox is an eight-year-old dancer at the ALDC who's already been on Broadway and had guest appearances on a few shows. At competitions, she stands out right away, not just because she's talented, but because of how seriously she takes everything. She's close with all the girls and genuinely loves her friends, always joking around and acting like a normal kid. But dance is different for her. Adriana struggles a lot with perfection, and when something goes wrong, she gets frustrated fast, mostly at herself. What people around her call "anger issues" shows up in those moments, where she can't let mistakes go and pushes herself until she gets it right. She comes from a very wealthy, supportive family, and her two older brothers are very protective of her and always looking out for her whenever they can. At the ALDC, she's not Abby's favorite, but the least favorite Before You Read! 🩰 This story will have long chapters (usually 10k+ words) and will be very detailed. While Dance Moms is a huge part of the story, it won't be the only focus. You'll see Adriana's life both inside and outside the studio, including family life, school, friendships, work opportunities, auditions, travel, competitions, and everyday moments. I want her to feel like a real person with a life beyond what happens at dance. There will be plenty of ALDC drama, but there will also be lots of scenes away from the studio that help develop the characters and their relationships. 🫶🏻 all credits to the producers of lifetime!! I only own my OC!! Pics are from pinterest!

Not every dancer gets the spotlight. Ten-year-old Victoria Betran has been at the Abby Lee Dance Company long enough to know how things work - there are favorites... and there are fillers. But when a new season begins, Victoria decides she's done standing in the back. Between the pressure, the drama, and the tears behind the mirrors, she's ready to prove that even the quietest girl can steal the show. {Book 1} {S1-S7}

Esme Rose has been dancing at Abby's since she was two years old. She has became one of Abby's star dancers over the years. Always in the front and centre, and always getting the most attention. At only 7 years old, she has became Abby's favourite. Her mom Josie Rose, has always been a close friend to Abby, actually used to be one of Abby's students herself. But she had to quit dance because her parents didn't have the money for it. So now she has the money for her kid to do it, as soon as Esme could walk, she put her into dance class for Abby, hoping to make her a star.

Dance Moms Season 8 A new team. A new season. A new star Started: January 13, 2026 not edited so there are probably mistakes :)

~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ "ʸᵒᵘ ʰᵃᵛᵉ ᵗᵒ ᵇᵉ ᵖᵉʳᶠᵉᶜᵗ" "ᴰᵒⁿ'ᵗ ᵈⁱˢᵃᵖᵖᵒⁱⁿᵗ ᵐᵉ." "ᵀʰᵉⁱʳˢ ⁿᵒ ʳᵒᵒᵐ ᶠᵒʳ ᵐⁱˢᵗᵃᵏᵉˢ" "ʸᵒᵘ ᵈⁱᵈⁿ'ᵗ ᵖᵘᵗ ᵗʰⁱˢ ᵐᵘᶜʰ ᵗⁱᵐᵉ ⁱⁿ ᵗᵒ ˡᵒˢᵉ." ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ These are words that Katia Koroleva has been hearing ever since she was a little girl. Now that she is 11 and a big name in the competition dance world, the owner of the Abby Lee Dance Company, Miss Abby Lee Miller, has noticed her and is determined to get her to thrive and win for her competition team. Katia has always been under the immense pressure to be perfect and win, her mother being an ex-ballerina, as well as becoming a choreographer for Abby now that Katia is in the ALDC, not only this but her father being an ex-dancer on broadway leads to a large amount of pressure and expectation for her to win every time. The real question is, will she crack under the pressure or will it lead to her fame? Read to find this out! White background recommend!

She was a girl with a dream-big, bright, and unrelenting. A dream to be just like her family, to carry their strength, their grace, their pride in everything she did. Her family was her whole world, the center of her universe-but so was dance, and so was figure skating. Each pirouette, each glide across the ice, each step on stage, was a piece of her soul. She wanted it all, and she wanted it perfectly. Her dance teacher favored her, and it seemed, at first glance, that life was easy. She had talent, attention, and opportunity all wrapped up in her small shoulders. But as the seasons passed, the pressure began to build, invisible yet suffocating, pressing down on her until it cracked the edges of her confidence. Each competition, each rehearsal, each critique chipped away at the little girl who once danced freely. Her mother would do anything for her, every sacrifice imaginable, every quiet late night and early morning. She watched her daughter's eyes sparkle with joy, that fleeting light of hope and happiness that could light up a room... but sometimes, she would see it dim, flicker, and disappear entirely. And each time, her mother's heart ached, knowing that the very thing she loved most-her daughter's passion-was being worn down by the very world that promised to celebrate it. Her father loved her with every fiber of his being. He adored her, cheered her, carried her burdens alongside her. But there were nights when he felt her slipping, losing herself to expectations, to routines, to the relentless drive to be perfect. He feared losing her-not physically, but the spark, the girl who laughed freely, who twirled just for joy. And that fear tightened around his chest like a vise, threatening to crush him as he watched her grow up in a world that demanded more than she could always give.

What if Maddie had to fight for Abby's attention along with the other girls? What if Maddie were never Abby's golden Girl? What if Maddie had Abby's attention because she couldn't manage her golden girl like she wanted to? Meet Brinley Rose Reynolds the Golden girl who does things her own way.

What if there was someone on Abby's competition team who never lost and is known for being one of the most successful children in Hollywood at the age of nine? Read to find out who it is and what her experience at the ALDC is.